Angelo Ogbonna is penalised for jumping over Harry Kane from Ben Davies' ball. It's one of those where Kane backs in first.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

West Ham look like a David Moyes side once again.

They look organised, like they are playing off a good structure and a good understanding of each other.

So far their tactics are working well at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

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The general consensus among our readers on social media and messages seems to be that Spurs should have had a penalty for that handball incident earlier.

You'd imagine Richarlison would hope for more than 22 minutes to impress on a rare Premier League start.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

So far, Richarlison has been pretty terrible.

I'm sure that Son will be supporting his team-mate but if I was on the bench, I would be thinking get me on.

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Not quite the chance-a-minute game we saw at Old Trafford earlier. A Spurs attack comes to nothing.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Soucek has been down a bit on his goal scoring numbers. He will see this as a big opportunity, while Paqueta is out, to establish himself in the midfield of West Ham once again.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Surely Tottenham fans expect a reaction from the players, at home, after two bad results. Surely there should be a reaction and for Spurs to control the game.

At the moment West Ham are getting better and better.

Spurs' all-time top scorer Harry Kane has a long-range crack but it's blocked by Angelo Ogbonna.

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West Ham on the attack now. Jarrod Bowen drills a low ball across the area but Tomas Soucek, who is probably offside anyway, slides it wide.

Richarlison is furious with the officials now as he wants a corner. And he's got a point.

Harry Kane's deflected cross is looping out but Richarlison pokes it towards goal. It probably hits Lukasz Fabianski before going out but the officials don't see it.

Leicester City

Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We started the game really well, looked a real threat in the game, progressed the ball through well into the final third. we had chances, we didn't take them. They had one chance and scored and that's just the difference in being clinical.

"We had enough in the first half, disappointed in the goal we conceded. Marcus Rashford, we've got control of the game but we give the ball away from a simple position and then they get round the back and he scores. We weren't as creative in the second half, we didn't get hold of the ball, didn't pass it well enough and then once they get the second goal, it gives a bit more comfort to them in the game.

"The chances were there but we just couldn't quite put them away. Sometimes that's the way it goes for you. We have shown that we have got our goalscoring and creativity back from the last two games. Today it just wasn't to be but we created chances and if we could have taken one or two of those in the first half, it would have been a different game.

"In the second half we disappointed, we gave away the second goal in particular, it was a soft one. For the third one, we've got to keep the ball better. We just need to play simple and instead we forced the pass and it breaks down so that was frustrating.

"We've taken six points from nine in what was three tough games. Now we go back home again and we've got a tough game against Arsenal but the supporters will be right up for it. We'll be getting ready for that but it should be another great day hopefully for us."

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a bad angle for us, but I felt Kane was coming back from an offside position so even if it was handball, it wouldn't be given.

We've seen the replay. To me, if he's not in an offside position, I can't understand why that's not given... he moves his arm towards the ball, I'm surprised it wasn't checked for longer.

There is a little VAR check and the decision remains no penalty. Thilo Kehrer's arm was down near the ground when Richarlison kicked the ball onto it.

Oliver Skipp has a shot blocked, Spurs corner. It comes in and Spurs players scream for a handball. Referee says no.

A little stat for you from Germany...

Schalke are the first team to record four successive 0-0 draws in Bundesliga history.

They drew with title-chasing Union Berlin today.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Spurs started this game really slowly but they are now getting balls into the box, showing some attacking promise.

Spurs midfielder Oliver Skipp catches Michail Antonio with a lunge and gets an early yellow card.

Spurs have a multi-waved attack but can't manufacture a shooting chance.

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag, speaking to Sky Sports, says: "We're happy with the result, it's a great result. When you play every third day you can't always get to your same performance. Today was really tough.

"First half Leicester played brilliant, we were rubbish, the way we were really undisciplined. We had problems and it was only because of David de Gea that we had a clean sheet at half-time.

"Luckily we had half-time, we could repair some things and the second half was brilliant. There was a lot of pleasure, it was enjoyable to watch how we created so many chances and scored great goals."

On Marcus Rashford: "He is getting in the positions but don't forget the team. I want to highlight Bruno again. Two great assists. There are so many players that can pass him [Rashford] the ball in the right moment like Bruno, Jadon, Fred."

On Jadon Sancho: "He is in the right direction. He does not know his limits and there's a lot of space for improvement, though already he is at a high level."

On the title race: "We don't think about the title race. We think about the next game, Thursday is going to be a big game for us. We have to fight, our fans to make Old Trafford a fortress and the game plan has to be right."